- Ngā Kākahu o Airini (Purapura) ISBN 0478027257 Ia rā he rerekē ngā kākahu a Airini, ā, kua hīkoi, kua oma, kua peke, kua peke taura, kua hūpeke atu ia ki te kura.
- Te Mihini Tā ( Shortland Publications) ISBN 0790114186
- Ngā Tae (Huia) ISBN 1869690273 Shows a group of children painting and using two colours to create a new one.
- Te Tāhae o ngā Tae (Reed) ISBN 1869486188 Pukeko is tired of the dull, dreary swamp where she is living with her new family so she sets out to collect some colours to brighten the place up.
- Makawe (Pīpī) ISBN 0790309475 This book uses simple, repetitive sentences to help build children's reading skills. The compact size, bright colours, and bold, simple graphics are designed to appeal to beginning readers.
Waiata
- He Aha te Tae (number 10) - Hei Waiata Hei Whakakoakoa
Online
- Akona te reo - workbook - excellent resource especially relevant to AO 1.2 and 1.3 - accessible via Google Docs here
- Hei Waiata, Hei Whakakoakoa - available online from here
- Māori language phrase drills for colours on the māorilanguage.net website
- This blog for 'learning outside the classroom' has the 'mā is white' song, check it out online
- On authorstream, the user talithaleana has shared a powerpint presentation with audio for the 'mā ia white' song, access it here
- On authorstream, the user talithaleana has shared a powerpint presentation with audio for the 'mā ia white' song, access it here
- On the maori.org website, there is a guideline re: pronunciation of colours, includes audio files to match, access it here
- An interactive web-quest / lesson about colours for students to explore on WickED website
- A nice alternative to the 'mā is white' colours song, check this option out on youtube
Colours
Books
- Ngā Kākahu o Airini (Purapura) ISBN 0478027257
Ia rā he rerekē ngā kākahu a Airini, ā, kua hīkoi, kua oma, kua peke, kua peke taura, kua hūpeke atu ia ki te kura.
- Te Mihini Tā ( Shortland Publications) ISBN 0790114186
- Ngā Tae (Huia) ISBN 1869690273
Shows a group of children painting and using two colours to create a new one.
- Te Tāhae o ngā Tae (Reed) ISBN 1869486188
Pukeko is tired of the dull, dreary swamp where she is living with her new family so she sets out to collect some colours to brighten the place up.
- Makawe (Pīpī) ISBN 0790309475
This book uses simple, repetitive sentences to help build children's reading skills. The compact size, bright colours, and bold, simple graphics are designed to appeal to beginning readers.
Waiata
- He Aha te Tae (number 10) - Hei Waiata Hei WhakakoakoaOnline
- Akona te reo - workbook - excellent resource especially relevant to AO 1.2 and 1.3 - accessible via Google Docs here- Hei Waiata, Hei Whakakoakoa - available online from here
- Māori language phrase drills for colours on the māorilanguage.net website
- This blog for 'learning outside the classroom' has the 'mā is white' song, check it out online
- On authorstream, the user talithaleana has shared a powerpint presentation with audio for the 'mā ia white' song, access it here
- On authorstream, the user talithaleana has shared a powerpint presentation with audio for the 'mā ia white' song, access it here
- On the maori.org website, there is a guideline re: pronunciation of colours, includes audio files to match, access it here
- An interactive web-quest / lesson about colours for students to explore on WickED website
- A nice alternative to the 'mā is white' colours song, check this option out on youtube